The effects of wildfires in Canada are being felt across the Atlantic Ocean. The United Kingdom’s Met Office, which provides weather forecasts for the country, reported Monday that smoke from the wildfires burning in multiple provinces is now visible in the country. A spokesperson said it is a relatively thin layer of smoke and that it’s not unusual for the country to receive smoke from fires in North America. “No impacts expected as it remains at height, but could lead to some striking sunsets and sunrises,” the spokesperson said in an email. Multiple areas of Manitoba remain under an air quality warning Monday due to the ongoing wildfires, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada.
